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AUGUSTA — Gov. Janet Mills on April 26 signed legislation she introduced that would enhance public safety and strengthen Maine’s mental health system while respecting Maine’s longstanding outdoor traditions.

Each year, National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is a call to bring together individuals, organizations, and state and local governments to reduce childhood exposure to lead. Lead is toxic, especially in young children. Even low levels of lead in a child’s blood can result in damage to the brain and nervous system, learning and behavior...

September is Safe Homes Awareness Month.

In honor of Safe Homes Awareness Month, the Department of Public Safety is encouraging Mainers to keep themselves and their families safe by properly securing their prescription drugs, firearms, and other dangerous weapons. In 2022 the Maine...

Maine law enforcement agencies are asking residents to do a couple of simple things in order to keep their families, and others, safe.

In honor of Safe Homes Awareness Month, the Department of Public Safety is encouraging Mainers to keep themselves and their families safe by properly securing their prescription drugs, firearms, and other dangerous weapons. In 2022 the Maine Legislature unanimously passed L.

Mainers are encouraged to be safe safe by properly securing their prescription drugs, firearms, and other dangerous weapons.

Maine law enforcement agencies are asking residents to do a couple of simple things in order to keep their families, and others, safe.

Maine law enforcement agencies are asking residents to do a couple of simple things in order to keep their families, and others, safe.

By Farrah Anderson / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch Sept. 3, 2023 Lead is a serious public health hazard — a neurotoxin that damages the brain and